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<blockquote data-quote="piperbarb" data-source="post: 797357" data-attributes="member: 12214"><p>Been there, done that. There have been times that I have so wanted to make some smart remark to the person but I have done exactly what you did and in the end, got a lot more satisfaction out of knowing I blew the person away with knowledge and experience vs their snobbery about equipment. </p><p></p><p>I think you run across this attitude just about everywhere in just about every area of expertise, interest, work, hobby, etc. I have had analogous situations when people see my hand knitted sweaters or socks. They will say, "Wow, that looks machine made. You really knitted that?" A lot of knitters take that as an insult. I don't. I thank them for their compliment and chuckle to myself that my knitting is way better than anything a machine could make.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="piperbarb, post: 797357, member: 12214"] Been there, done that. There have been times that I have so wanted to make some smart remark to the person but I have done exactly what you did and in the end, got a lot more satisfaction out of knowing I blew the person away with knowledge and experience vs their snobbery about equipment. I think you run across this attitude just about everywhere in just about every area of expertise, interest, work, hobby, etc. I have had analogous situations when people see my hand knitted sweaters or socks. They will say, "Wow, that looks machine made. You really knitted that?" A lot of knitters take that as an insult. I don't. I thank them for their compliment and chuckle to myself that my knitting is way better than anything a machine could make. [/QUOTE]
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